first we turn to chief meteorologist bill martin with how hot it got today. >> warming up out there. 918 liver more, 958 fairfield. warmer than yesterday. these 90s will turn to 100s soon especially inland. as we go to the bay area weekend look at the top number, 105. late in the weekend, early next week to get around 104 maybe 1 is 05. ahead in minutes, i'm going to talk about the bump up in temperatures tomorrow. specific to what to expect at your house, heat advisory for the bay area and look at long range forecast when things will cool down. see you back here. taking a live look at downtown san jose, warm 838 degrees. triple digit heat heading our way poses more than a health concern. john fouler joins us now from lafayette with the strain it may put on the state's power supply. >> reporter: that's absolutely

right. right now here in lafayette, a breeze is kicking up. it's nature's airen canning in this area. further east from here they're not so lucky n. this neighborhood it was unofficially 93 degrees, hotter tomorrow. this family getting an air conditioner just in time. >> that's what prompted us. looked at the weather report and decided we've got to have it done this week. >> the california independent operator system thinks energy consumption will boost 2% tomorrow. you can help yourself. >> the number one culprit is not changing your filter. >> reporter: there's a high- tech filter you wash and not replace. he says when you leave your home, leave the air conditioning on 82. >> if you let it get above 782

degrees it takes long -- above 82 degrees, it takes longer to get it down. >> many others were asking the keys to saving. >> our lack of having it checked out on a regular basis -- >> reporter: i checked with a state electrical power use peaked at 1 1/2% above the predicted maximum. that's 16% below what is available. the next few days, you're being encouraged to conserve, preserve that bush and also to save you money. reporting live, science and health editor. the temperatures climbed above 808 -- above 80 in pittsburgh today. the first west nile virus was confirmed in a dead bird.

officials want to make sure people know to dump out standing water and wear long sleeves and repellent at dusk. track the rising temperatures at ktvu.com. click on the weather tab where you'll find an hour by hour forecast. new at 6:00, another court hearing and delay today for sierra lamar suspect that went to course first in may last year. we're thrive morgan hill -- we're live in morgan hill outside the center. >> reporter: sierra's family says this search center is an important symbol to show they haven't given up even though yet another court delay keeps it tough to keep up that attitude. nelson is a volunteer who have today showed us a search center on the central high school campus in morgan hill. the 15-year-old morgan hill teen disappeared on her way to school march 16 last year.

this morning, nelson and other volunteers were in court when the suspect garcia torres was scheduled to enter a plea for kidnapping and murder. the case was instead continued to next month because it will defense is reviewing and waiting to see evidence. >> we wanted to get a plea. we wanted to get this process in place and get going. it's frustrating to see this activity. >> reporter: sierra's mother agrees. she doesn't believe torres will reveal information. no one will step forward until a. >> that's our only hope now since he's not saying anything. >> reporter: sources close to the investigation would not comment directly but acknowledged torres has been uncooperative. legal analysts say the fact he had to change attorneys last year because of a conflict with a trial involving his father is the main reason the court proceedings have dragged on. >> that doesn't softening the blow. it doesn't make me understand

the process and why it take this is long. >> reporter: for now, volunteers are asking people to help with searches and plan to attend court proceedings. >> we'd like to get this underway and let justice be done. >> reporter: torres is president anded to return to court july 23 july 23rd. the search search effort will be this saturday morning. live in morgan hill, channel 2 news. residents in a south bay neighborhood are back home tonight after the bomb squad detonated a box of grenades. a box of grenades were found in a home. a caregiver of someone who recently passed away was cleaning out the home and came across the box. the sheriff's office quickly evacuated the area. everyone was able to return to their homes around 2:30 this

afternoon. new developments on the possibility of a bart strike. there's now an offer on the table for workers. this morning the union said they're looking to negotiate to avoid sunday night. >> we have submit aid new proposal that moves our wage a bit closer. it's a bit further than it was. >> we don't want a strike. we want a contract. >> some of the sticking points in the labor talks include pay, health care, pension benefits and safety upgrades. the average employee made $83,000 in gross pay in 2012 not including benefits. >> the last time bart workers went on strike was back in 1997. that work stoppage had a severe impact on bay area traffic. someone shot at a group of people on 3rd street near

gillman avenue around 9:30 this morning. two were hit in their upper bodies. no arrests have been made. two men were found dead in east coke land -- east oakland hours apart. one was riding his bike when he was shot and killed 5:30 a.m. four hours later, police found another man dead near 648th 6 -- near 648th 648th 6 -- 64th avenue. police have been trying to determine if that was a homicide. news chopper 2 is over rush creek court this. the two alarm fire started around 2:15 and damaged two neighboring homes. one firefighter was hurt but injuries are minor. cause of the fire are under investigation.

returning now to our coverage of the prop 8 decision public works crews in san francisco spent hours cleaning up the castro district. thousands gathered last night to celebrate the supreme court's historic decision on proposition 8 and defense marriage act. that came days before the pride situation. it's only adding excitement to the annual event. a record number of people are expected this weekend. we're live in san francisco with the new edition to the pride festivities this year m. >> reporter: this year's pride festival will feature more police and the national guard. organizers of san francisco's pride festival expect more than a million people at this weekend's event thanks to wednesday's supreme court ruling against same sex marriage ban and act. >> it brings momentum to the

weekend. >> reporter: police will bring an increased presence own in wake of the boston bombings. this was used at last week's race. it will line the route. >> we want people to be vigilant in large groups. we want people to report suspicious activity to the police. >> reporter: police won't be the only presence in uniform. the california national guard is appearing at pride events to recruit gay and lesbian residents. >> they wanted to make sure that our force reflects the community and the state in which they live and serve. >> reporter: recruiters have received an overwhelmingly positive response at sacramento and other festivals. >> they may get 2-3 leads in general. in la they received 30-40. it's been more than we expected. >> reporter: the national guard san francisco pride group will

include you gay and lesbian soldiers talking about life in the military adds don't ask don't tell was repealed. i was wondering whether or not we'd get to this point. >> the lieutenant governor talked about the struggle he faced after allowing same sex marriages to be in san francisco. that happened in 2004. he was at the forefront of the same sex marriage debate when few supporters from his own party were not willing to take a stand on the issue. about 2011 the tide began to turn he says. more lawmakers were willing to announce public support of same sex marriage. a pile of guns and tens of thousands of rounds of ammo. how law enforcement officers got the weapons off the streets. first a car erupts in flames after crashing on the free way. one thing was missing from the

seen. what witnesses say happened to the driver of that car. and in two minutes -- >> a whale washed up here on the beach. >> why it may not be the first time this animal is driving away beachgoers.

breaking news to tell you about now. we're going to show you a live look at a vegetation fire. a fair amount of smoke coming from this camera angle. a single alarm fire is burning near oakland road near san jose municipal golf course. also new at 6:00 the whale washed up on a beach this morning attracting a small crowd. we went out to dylan beach and this whale has washed up

before. >> i've been coming here for years, at least 10 years i've been coming to this beach. never seen this. >> reporter: john was camping here at dylan beach when he saw a large mass at the water line. >> i was like whoa. here's a dead whale on the beach. crazy. >> reporter: for those nearby, the smell was hard to miss. >> it was scary. >> gross, old fish. >> in the spot where the whale washed 77, it's a half mile south of the resort. -- washed up, it's a half mile south of the resort. >> that's part of the course of what happens. >> reporter: according to the marine mammal center, this is a juvenile gray whale and the second time it's wash add shore. it was found last week. samples were taken.

because of the terrain where it washed up there was not a safe way to conduct a test. they had it towed back out to the ocean. a crew will try to figure out how the whale died. it could be tough because it's been decomposing about two weeks. ktvu channel 2 news. governor jerry brown joined by democratic leaders signed a $96.3 billion funding plan. it begins restoring social policemans cut during the recession. governor brown called today a water shed moment for millions. >> it's a big day for school kids and california residents that don't have health care or adequate health care. >> it was voter approved prop 30 which raised the sales tax

by a quarter cent and raised income tax on wealthy residents. among them, the budget established a $1.1 billion reserve. we'll show you how the money gets dolled out. california students get more money. more than $2 billion set aside for k-12 students this fiscal year. the money is earmarked for districts serving students learning english and low income families. the budget offers med-cal to more. there are more changes adds the agency decides punishment for the san bruno gas line disaster. the chief attorney who was once a pge lawyer was criticized after determining the proposed fine was far too high.

that angered a lot of consumer advocates. >> we're concern had the the internal disputes within the cpuc is going to divert resources and the focus they need. >> the chief attorney recused himself. the new attorney in charge of the case said while there are some internal understands, they're committed to bringing justice to san bruno residents. a woman is believed to have escaped a car fire. witnesses say the car burst into flames after the driver hit a wall on 880 in oakland. a highway patrol officer broke the window to look inside to ski if anybody was in there. the fire was put out. they believe the woman got out of the car and was picked up by something else. dozens of weapons were seized last month. the sheriff's department partners with other agencies to

reduce violent crimes especially ones related to fire arms. >> the significance with this see which you are is these weapons were possessed by people that were prohibited and did have affiliation with gangs, narcotics and had a violent criminal history. >> in addition to dozens of weapons, officers recovered tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition. back now to the breaking news new mexico san -- news in san jose. a single alarm fire near oakland road just west of the san jose municipal golf course. it's burning near a creek. there is no word of injuries. so far no structures are threatened. from the last picture a few minutes ago, the smoke has dissipated somewhat. we're talking about the heat out there and warm temperatures

and fire danger. >> a lot of people are concerned. we want to go to bill martin in the weather center where things are heating up. >> we had i rain a couple of days ago. helping things out around here. it's going to get warm to hot. not everybody is 100 degrees. inland valleys are going to make it there. 96 antioc. high temperatures will come up. look at the fog bank. it cleared in the last hour or so. fog along the coast is pinch down. look at the golden gate bridge. that's top of the inversion. you can visualize it. when you see something down below the north tower, under 1000 feet. the cool or moist air is not getting inland to cool things off. that means inland temperatures are coming up. fog bank if not there tomorrow or if hit is there tomorrow, you'll see it shall low. clearing on the coast. numbers today in the mid-60s

low 70s. fog back in morning, dense along the highway. temperatures increase tomorrow through the bay area weekend into early next week. very hot around here. we'll be watching it closely for you. it's going to be heating up fast tomorrow as you go to east bay hills mid-80s. lafayette upper 80s. upper 90s and mid-90s delta area and eastern liver more valley. 100 easy tomorrow. highs coming from the southwest. it's a different heat wave for us. it's less offshore winds. you don't see the red flag warning going up for windy conditions. hot and low humid but powerful winds are held at bay because of the flow at the coast. that's how it looks now. the warming continues. the hottest day earns up being -- day ends up being monday.

99 tomorrow brentwood. these are friday numbers. for some people's taste, you're not going to like this inland. overnight lows stay on the on the warm side. we've had lots of overnight 60s. it's not going to cool offer much saturday and sunday in liver more. saturday and sunday, heats up. tuesday it starts to ramp down. five-day forecast, hot weekend. we'll track it and keep an eye upon fire dangers. >> you could feel it today already. >> oh yeah. >> thanks bill. coming up on bay area news at 7:00, it's a new day in the battle against domestic violence in san francisco. there's new help for one that feel they have nowhere to turn. bay area deciding to ask residents to pay higher taxes. and buying a piece of history, the new record set in the east bay.

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asian carving set. it sold this carving $2.2 million. it's of a chinese imperial porcelain maker. mark is here now. nba draft was today. warriors had to sit this out. >> just weird overall in college basketball. players and kids these days don't stay more than a year or two. bay par, not a lot of interest because warriors don't have a pick. commission last year, draft, cleveland worst record top pick. anthony bennett. many thought zoll would be the top pick. it's bennett, averaged 16 points a game, 6'8", orlando going for the guard out of indiana. charlotte drafting co teaseler,

from indiana. 7'1", ukrainian lynne selected by phoenix suns. allen crab was thought to be possibly going in the late 1st round out of cal. we'll hopefully have good news for him come 10:00. good news for anyone in the top seeded position at wimbledon. serena williams takes care of that 19-year-old garcia from france. straight set, no contest, no break points. garcia is expected to be quite a star in the near future, just 19. learned a lesson today. top ranked djokovic. none of the 1168 american men make it past the second round. that hasn't happened since 1912. giant and a's enjoying a day

off. american men, no. serena -- i couldn't believe it if she loses. >> she's looking good. all right. thank you. coming up tonight on 10:00 news, a south bay parent charged with stealing money from his child's elementary school. the number of ways he's charged with taking $27,000. we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks for joining us. >> good night.

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